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A pastel psychological-horror clicker about an urgent medical bill, escalating tools and three possible endings.
Play nowHelp Doctor Joshua Hagstrom escape an otherworldly point-and-click nightmare and reach one of two endings.
Content note. Body horror, jump scares and disturbing imagery.
Help Doctor Joshua Hagstrom escape an otherworldly point-and-click nightmare and reach one of two endings.
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Doctor Joshua Hagstrom finds himself trapped in an otherworldly fever dream after treating a mysterious patient. His questions are immediate: who is the patient, how can he escape, and will he live to see his family again?
Explore each scene with the mouse, inspect small details and combine clues with items from the inventory at the top of the screen. Careful observation and puzzle solving carry the story toward one of two endings.
This is horror rather than a conventional mystery. It includes body horror, jump scares and disturbing imagery, so it is best approached when you want a short but deliberately unsettling story.
Spoiler-light answers about gameplay, controls, modes and common first-run questions.
You play Doctor Joshua Hagstrom after a mysterious patient draws him into an otherworldly fever dream. The story follows his attempt to understand what happened, escape and return to his family.
Teeth of Glass is a short pixel-art point-and-click horror adventure. Exploration, item use and story choices matter more than combat or reflexes.
The game has two different endings. Reaching both requires revisiting the story and making a different choice near its conclusion.
Use the mouse or trackpad to inspect the scene, interact with objects and choose actions. There are no movement keys to learn.
Move the cursor to the top of the game screen to reveal the inventory. Select an item there when a scene, such as an obstruction, needs more than a normal click.
Yes. Its point-and-click puzzles ask you to inspect the environment, find useful items and work out where to use them as Doctor Hagstrom searches for a way out.
The creator describes it as a short game rather than giving an exact completion time. It is designed as a compact, single-sitting horror story, with a replay needed to see both endings.
Joshua Hagstrom is the doctor you control. His encounter with a mysterious patient is the starting point for the fever dream and his attempt to survive long enough to see his family again.
Yes. The game includes body horror, jump scares and disturbing imagery, all presented through its low-resolution pixel-art style.
Yes. Press Load Teeth of Glass above to start the point-and-click browser edition on Nisu, then use the player's fullscreen button if you want a larger view.